From the news to landed coverage. One app, one workflow.
RunPR watches for stories worth pitching, finds the reporters who cover your space, and writes each pitch in your voice. You approve it, it sends from your domain, and it tracks delivery and opens through to the coverage that runs.
Topics, competitors, beats, and breaking story moments fire as signals across the Google News and GDELT indexes. More than 4,100 sources tracked so far. No manual searches, no missed openings.
02 · match
Reporters picked for fit
Matched bylines ranked by relevance score against your pitch angle, re-verified on a schedule. Every match shows the reason it surfaced: beat history, recent coverage, outlet fit.
03 · write
Pitches that respect the byline
Pitches grounded in the reporter's last 10 bylines and your team's voice profile. The Empathy Adversary critic flags soft asks, buried news, and unsupported claims before you read a word.
04 · approve
Reviews that don't stall
Drafts wait for a human. Approve, reject, or send back with a note. Every decision is logged to the artifact, no second tool.
05 · send
Verified domains, clean delivery
Send from your own domain. SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records configured for you. Delivery, opens, and bounces are tracked back to the originating story.
06 · track
Delivery, opens, outcomes
Every send, open, and bounce linked back to the story, the journalist, and whether coverage actually shipped.
07 · ai visibility
Show up across six AI engines
24 prompts across six AI engines: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Exa, and Grok. Each scan surfaces where you are missing and writes pitches to the listicles and forums those engines cite instead of you.
Coverage discovered across RSS monitors, Google News, and GDELT. Deduplicated, relevance-filtered, tier-ranked, and delivered as a white-label report your client can open or print to PDF. Reports refresh and email themselves on the schedule you set.
Pitch writing + approvals
Pitches that respect the byline.
draft · v3auto-saved 0:02awaiting review
ToLena Schreiber · The Information
Cc3 reporters on list
SubjectApexLab: $42M Series B, embargoed Tue 6am ET
Why this reporter
Lena covered 3 AI infra Series Bs in the last 60 days and writes from Pacific. Her recent piece on the $50M median lines up with this story.
fit 913 in 60dPT
Empathy Adversary
4 of 4 critics
Lede ties to her piece and the embargo’s up top where the news belongs. Suggestive, not prescriptive. You offer the story instead of writing her headline. Strong draft, a few small things first.
mediumMonth-11 margin is the whole pitch and it’s first-party. Make sure the founder leads with how it’s calculated, or Lena asks first thing.
lowTwo cc’d reporters write from PT. A 6am ET embargo lands at 3am their time, so note a Pacific-friendly window.
lowKeep the second story implicit. Naming it tips suggestive into prescriptive.
Approval routing
Founder · Jordan Weiapproved
Comms lead · Priyareviewing
Investor relationsqueued
Illustrative example · the Empathy Adversary panel critiques every draft you actually send
Every suggestion is grounded in the reporter’s recent work and your team’s house style. Routing rules survive client switches, holidays, and Slack outages.
The queue + approvals
Nothing sends without your yes.
Every story RunPR finds becomes a written pitch, matched to the right reporter and parked in your queue. You read it, approve it, or skip it. Only then does it leave your domain.
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Project hype lab▾Client HypeLab▾JW
Generated by OCAPendingCPA Practice Advisor
The step AI tax software still leaves manual: payment
Jun 15, 12:31 PM · Even as firms warm to AI tax compliance software, the final step, actually executing the payment, stays manual and risky, and the founder can speak to it. · hype lab
SubjectCopy
The step AI tax software still leaves manual: payment
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Suggested outlets
CPA Practice AdvisorTax & Accounting (Thomson Reuters)CFO Dive
Source on the decentralized-AI angle to the Anthropic block
Jun 15, 12:33 PM · Offer the firm's co-founder as an expert source on whether the decentralized-AI rally is sentiment or a real hedge against AI provider concentration. · hype lab
Generated by OCAPendingVentureBeat
Most enterprise AI agent pilots are stalling at deployment, not the model
Jun 15, 12:30 PM · Offer an AI-ops operator on why enterprise agent pilots quietly die at the integration and evaluation layer, even when the underlying model is fine. · hype lab
Generated by OCAPendingMarketing Dive
Operator source: can a holding company actually go lean on the 360i bet?
Jun 15, 12:15 PM · Offer a lean, AI-native agency operator to comment on whether holding-company relaunches can truly deliver agility and fixed-fee models. · hype lab
Generated by OCAPendingCFO Dive
When bad destination data breaks a tax payment, the bill is penalties
Jun 15, 12:02 PM · Tax payment execution is an overlooked instance of the bad-destination-data problem, where verification failures turn into penalties rather than just delays. · hype lab
Illustrative example · every draft waits in the queue until you approve or skip it
The workflow
One app. Six steps. No handoffs that leak.
STEP 01
Monitor
Topics, competitors, and beat moments fire as signals.
STEP 02
Match
Reporters surfaced with fit, beat history, and timezone.
STEP 03
Write
Pitches grounded in the reporter’s last 10 bylines, then critiqued by the Empathy Adversary before you read a word.
STEP 04
Approve
Routed in order. Approve, reject, or send back with a note.
STEP 05
Send + track
Verified domain. Delivery and opens tracked back to the story.
STEP 06
Report
White-label coverage reports automatically refreshed and delivered to clients on the schedule you set.
Outlets covered
4,100+ news sources tracked · 28k+ AI citations analyzed · 6 AI engines
TechCrunch
The Verge
Bloomberg
Wired
The Information
Axios
Fast Company
Reuters
Forbes
WSJ
Financial Times
Nikkei Asia
The New York Times
The Washington Post
The Atlantic
The Economist
Vox
Quartz
Business Insider
Fortune
Inc.
Entrepreneur
Ars Technica
Engadget
VentureBeat
TechRadar
Protocol
Stratechery
The Markup
Rest of World
404 Media
Semafor
Punchbowl
Politico
The Guardian
BBC
Financial Post
Globe and Mail
Le Monde
Handelsblatt
South China Morning Post
Nikkei
TechNode
MIT Technology Review
Insider
CNBC
Yahoo Finance
MarketWatch
Plan options
Priced per client, not per seat
Plans scale by the number of client Accounts you run. Each Account gets its own monitors, journalists, and outreach surface. Seats stay unlimited on every paid plan.
Pro
Solo
For one operator running PR for up to 2 client Accounts.
RunPR + OCA pairs the software with Embargo Industries operators for strategy, pitch review, pitch-writing throughput, and approved send execution on a monthly retainer.
Switch plans anytime. Contact unlocks only burn when RunPR reveals a verified contact. Busy month? Add packs anytime: 20 standard scans for $299, 10 deep scans for $399, or 500 pitches for $399. Packs land in the month you buy them and leave your subscription alone.